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However, the new version also allows you to download the open-source Hunspell dictionary tools to add: Albanian, Basque, Breton, Bulgarian, Byelorussian, Catalan, Croatian, Czech, English (Australian, Canadian, New Zealand and South African), Estonian, Frisian, Hebrew, Hungarian, Icelandic, Indonesian, Kazakh, Latin (with classic and universal spelling), Latvian, Lithuanian, Luxembourgian, Macedonian, Maltese, Polish, Romanian, Serbian, Latin script, Serbian, Cyrillic script, Slovak, Slovenian, Turkish, Ukrainian, Vietnamese, and Welsh. The new Windows and Linux versions come with these language dictionaries included: English (US and UK), French (France and Canadian) German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, Russian, Greek, and Arabic. SoftMaker Office comes loaded with hyphenation dictionaries for Arabic, Bulgarian, Chinese (mainland & Taiwanese), Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English (US and UK), Estonian, Finnish, seven forms of German (Germany, Old Germany, Austria, Liechtenstein, Luxemburg, Swiss and Old Swiss), Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Latvian, Lithuanian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese (Portugal and Brazil), Romanian, Russian, Serbian (both Cyrillic and Latin), Spanish, Swedish, Turkish and Ukrainian. Curiously, if you try to translate “”TextMaker”” you get variations on “textile maker” in all the languages, my favorite being “ Textilindustrie.”

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The Pro version includes five Berlitz dictionaries to translate words between English, French, German, Italian and Spanish, which is four languages more than in many programs. To make up for that loss, however, SoftMaker’s language support is excellent. The Frugal Parson also finds the checker gets a lot of false-positives with the same spelling in the found and suggestion boxes. Its spelling checker doesn’t offer automatic inline checking (with those squiggly lines used in Microsoft Word), which is slightly clunkier. With all these features, it is a surprise that the program doesn’t have a grammar checker. So you could do some very sophisticated page-layout design and then export it directly to PDF, too. Unlike most word processors, TextMaker also includes many page layout and form creation tools, including Guides and Grids, text blocks, picture frames, field titles for drop-down menus, lines and drawing tools, and character and paragraph styles. In comparison, the LibreOfficeWriterToolbar is not as nicely designed as SoftMaker’s equivalent, nor does it have one-click icons to change to the other office modules.

You can also add comments for review and track changes. You can create a Table of Contents or a Table of Figures automatically, and it has tools for footnotes, bibliographies and a database tool which you can use for mail merge. In personal tests, TextMaker appears to be an excellent word processor with most of the standard features you expect in a high-end application.

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(More later.) The company separately offers an exceptional supply of fonts, including a free font you can download every month.

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With Softmaker’s Android app, you can read, edit and create docs on your Android pad or phone, although the Frugal Parson can’t imagine trying to edit any complex word or spreadsheet document on a phone screen.īefitting a Eurozone-based application with worldwide aspirations, Softmaker’s language support appears to be excellent. SoftMaker also offers Linux and Android versions (which Microsoft doesn’’t). SoftMaker uses the older standard menus (pre-MS Office 2007 style) instead of the newer Microsoft tool ribbon. Unlike most competitors to Microsoft, the SoftMaker Pro version now includes an Outlook look-alike called eM Client, which might – by itself – be worth the price.įrom both personal experience and reading other reviews, SoftMaker’’s ability to import Microsoft’s equivalent files is excellent, as is it’s ability to export in those formats (as well as the LibreOffice/OpenOffice formats).

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The basic suite includes a word processor, TextMaker, a spreadsheet program, PlanMaker, and SoftMaker Presentation, their equivalent to PowerPoint, plus a VBA-based scripting application called BasicMaker. Nurenberg-based SoftMaker Software, GmbH has a great little suite of Office applications at a fairly reasonable price and just released its 2012 version recently for both Windows and Linux. The German Alternative to Microsoft with World-Wide Language Support